When God seems unfair #1 – Where are you God?

This week we begin a new sermon series called ‘When God seems unfair’. We all have things happen to us that don’t seem fair. We live in a world where injustice is constantly happening and not only are bad people getting away with it, they are prospering while good people are suffering.

As Christians it’s natural to ask “God, why aren’t you doing something about it? Why are you allowing such unfair things to happen in my life and in the world around me?”

Questioning God’s fairness is nothing new. The Bible records many people doing this and in this series we will look at one of them, a man named Habakkuk. Habakkuk was a prophet in the Old Testament and he lived at time when God’s people in Judah were becoming very corrupt. There was institutionalised corruption and the perverted court system meant nothing was being done to change it.

Habakkuk cries out to God to do something about the injustice that is all around him. While God eventually answers Habakkuk, his response creates even more questions for him.

As we follow Habakkuk’s conversation with God we are shown how we can both challenge God about life’s unfairness and the doubts this causes our faith and at the same time continue to trust God in spite of what is going on.

We begin this Sunday by looking at the question ‘Where are you God?” What do we do in those times where Gods unresponsiveness makes us feel like he doesn’t care?

Bible Readings: Habakkuk 1:1-13; Psalm 13:1-6
Podcasts of weekly messages are available at www.paravista.org.au 

Kingdom Kids
Kingdom Kids resumes this Sunday at our 10.30am service.

Kingdom Youth
This Sunday we will be having our first Kingdom Youth session for our Year 5-7s.  Lunch will be provided for these children after their session at 12pm and we aim to finish up around 12.30pm.  Parents and carers are welcome to stay for a cuppa in the hall during this time.

Toddler Zone
Toddler Zone for our 10 month – 3 year olds will not be available this week.  This term we will be operating every other week. Activity folders will be available for the younger children and Worship Journals available for the older children for use during this service.

Step Up
Our Step Up to Communion program will be commencing on Sunday 14th August with a shared lunch and four Friday evening sessions thereafter. Letters will be sent to children in Year five. Please contact the church office if you and your child would like to participate.

Faith at Home
At the Kingdom Kids sign in desk and in the Parenting Room you will find a Taking Faith Home resource for the month of August that contains a month’s worth of daily bible readings.

Little Lambs Playgroup
Come and join us for Playgroup on Wednesday mornings at 9.15am in the church hall. Come on over straight after dropping off the kids at school.  Join other Mums and Dads and Grandies for a coffee and chat with activities for the little ones.

Children and Family Ministry Team
Kathy Liebig

Youth Ministry
I had the pleasure of “camping” with the year 10-12s on CLW at Port Hughes last week.  It was so amazing to see God at work in these young people and see how He touched each and every one of them, as well as all of those leading and helping on camp. There were many attendees from Ignite Youth on both camps as leaders and campers, it was so exciting.

Term 3 returns for youth this Friday 29th July.  As this is an Olympic year we will be kicking the term off with our own “Ignite Olympics”, and it will held be at the usual time of 7-9.30pm. 
Further details regarding youth contact Margot Mertin 0401 850814 or mmertin@paravista.org.au

Combined North Eastern Lutheran Youth
Our next event is scheduled for Saturday 27th August.  This event is open for young people in school years 5-12. We are excited to bring you “N.E.L.Y. Amazing Race”.  Tickets are $15-00 and must be purchased prior to the event.

Margot Mertin
Youth and Young Adults Team Leader

Prayer Requests:
Prayer requests are not included in the weekly news. If you would like to view the current requests refer to the email that alerted you to this weekly news. If you have a prayer request please email churchenquiries@paravista.org.au with your request.

Weekly Monday Night Prayer Meetings
Following our 30 days of prayer, there will be an ongoing prayer meeting held at the church every Monday evening 7:30-8:30pm. Everyone is welcome and there will be at least one member of the prayer team on hand to lead. Please come along to uphold our church and ministry in prayer. We look forward to seeing you there.

Scrapbook Folders Reminder
We will start putting together the Scrapbooks about Alice on Thursday next week (4th August).  If you can contribute, please send your comments to the church office or put in Tanya Harrison's pigeon hole.  Thank you.

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You can still support families this winter
This winter we are asking you to help us build a brighter future for thousands. Through your gift together we can build an Australia where new arrivals are welcomed, the homeless are supported, and children are cared for. Donations $2 and over are tax deductible.
Visit the LCC website at www.lccare.org.au or contact LCC at 08 8269 9333 to help someone going without this winter.

Elaine’s 90th Birthday open invitation
September 3rd 2016, with afternoon tea at the Chapel. Fullarton Lutheran Homes, Frew St, Fullarton.
The Traeger family

Lutheran Nurses
Monday 25th July at 7.30pm
Venue is the District Office at 137 Archer St, North Adelaide with entry from the rear.  Guest speaker is Julie Roberts, Social Worker on "Advance Health Care Directives and Discharge Planning".  All are welcome not just nurses; CPD evidence is available for nurses.

Seniors Social Club
We are extremely happy to announce that our application for a grant of $585 from the City of Salisbury has been approved. This has allowed us to upgrade and replace items such as our dark brown indoor carpet bowls with a new set of yellow bowls. This has been a hit with our bowlers.

“In my Father’s house are many rooms; if it were not so I would have told you. I am going there to prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where I am.”

(John 14:2-3)

Living questionable lives #5 – Living as “sent ones”

This week we conclude our sermon series called Living questionable lives based on Michael Frost’s book, Surprise the world. By ‘questionable lives’ we mean living your life as a follower of Jesus in such a way that people become curious as to why your life is so positively different to theirs.

Theologian Leslie Newbigin wrote ‘[the church] exists for the sake of those who are not members, as sign, instrument, and foretaste of God’s redeeming grace. What does this actually mean?

Sign: The church is a sign, pointing people to a reality that is right around the corner – the kingship of Jesus and his imminent return.

Foretaste: Like a movie trailer the church is where people can get a taste of the future in the present. When the church is a foretaste we demonstrate what life is like when people live under the rule and reign in the power of the Spirit.

Instrument: The church is not just a sign and foretaste, but also an instrument. Like a tool in the hands of God we are used to help shape God’s preferred future for this planet.

This Sunday we will look at four essential elements of God’s reign to help us understand what it is and how our lives can be like a sign or a foretaste of them.

Bible Readings: Matthew 28:16-20; 2 Corinthians 5:17-21
Podcasts of weekly messages are available at www.paravista.org.au 

Kingdom Kids
This Sunday at the 10.30am service we will be relaunching Kingdom Kids.  Come along to find out how we want to build disciples of Jesus from birth.

If you feel that now is the time to serve in Kingdom Kids, then please contact Kathy Liebig at kliebig@paravista.org.au

Kingdom Kids will be resuming the following Sunday 31 July in its new format.
Activity Folders and Worship Journals will be available for the kids during worship. 

Faith at Home
Pick up a copy of the July Faith at Home booklet from the Kingdom Kids Sign-in desk or the parenting room. Or use the booklet via the Good Shepherd phone app!

Playgroup

Little Lambs Playgroup recommences on Wednesday 27 July at 9.15 in the church hall.  Please come along with some pre cut fruit to share.  We would love to see you!”

Children and Family Ministry Team
Kathy Liebig

Youth Ministry
It has been very exciting and encouraging to see the amount of young people from Ignite Youth whom have attended and lead on Christian Life Week over both weeks of these school holidays.  The years 7-9 campers are currently away and the year 10-12 campers head off next week. Camps are an amazing way of people building their relationships with God.
Term 3 returns for youth on Friday 29th July.  As this is an Olympic year we will be kicking the term off with our own “Ignite Olympics”, and it will held be at the usual time of 7-9.30pm.  Stay tuned for the updated flyer for next term.
Further details regarding youth contact Margot Mertin 0401 850814 or mmertin@paravista.org.au

Combined North Eastern Lutheran Youth
Our next event is scheduled for Saturday 27th August.  This event will be open for young people in school years 5 to 12.  More details to follow shortly.

Prayer Requests:
Prayer requests are not included in the weekly news. If you would like to view the current requests refer to the email that alerted you to this weekly news. If you have a prayer request please email churchenquiries@paravista.org.au with your request.

Dear GSPV Lutheran Family,
Thank you so much for helping us during this very difficult time. Your kindness and concern for our family means a great deal to us. We appreciate all the love and support that everyone has extended to us during this period of sadness. Sooty, Jade & Kira

Weekly Monday Night Prayer Meetings
Following our 30 days of prayer, there will be an ongoing prayer meeting held at the church every Monday evening 7:30-8:30PM. Everyone is welcome and there will be at least one member of the prayer team on hand to lead. Please come along to uphold our church and ministry in prayer. We look forward to seeing you there. 

From the Office

Adelaide Show Outreach
The Bible League requires volunteers at the combined churches Adelaide Show Outreach Stand.  This is an opportunity to reach people of Adelaide with a saving message of the gospel through other ways.  Training is provided and a senior member of the team is always available to serve alongside volunteers. For further information please contact Stephen or the church office 8263 5087or churchenquiries@paravista.org.au before Friday 29th July.

Lost property
A number of items are accidently left or left in the church and kitchen each week.  If you have misplaced an item of clothing or other, the lost property box is located under the worship cupboard in the rear foyer.  Items left in the lost property box or the kitchen for more than 6 weeks will be offered to Lutheran Community Care for disposal.

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You can still support families this winter
This winter we are asking you to help us build a brighter future for thousands. Through your gift together we can build an Australia where new arrivals are welcomed, the homeless are supported, and children are cared for. Donations $2 and over are tax deductible.
Visit the LCC website at www.lccare.org.au or contact LCC at 08 8269 9333 to help someone going without this winter.

Lutheran Nurses
Monday 25th July at 7.30pm
Venue is the District Office at 137 Archer St, North Adelaide with entry from the rear.  Guest speaker is Julie Roberts, Social Worker on "Advance Health Care Directives and Discharge Planning".  All are welcome not just nurses, CPD evidence is available for nurses.

“And we know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose for them”

Romans 8:28

Weekly News

Living questionable lives #4 – The answer is always Jesus

This week we continue our sermon series called Living questionable lives based on Michael Frost’s book, Surprise the world. By ‘questionable lives’ we mean living your life as a follower of Jesus in such a way that people become curious as to why your life is so positively different to theirs. In fact it’s so surprising that they start asking you questions about it.

In Surprise the world Michael Frost outlines five habits that we can cultivate to help us live more questionable lives. So far we’ve looked at the first three habits. The first habit is to bless three people a week, one of whom is not a Christian. The second habit is to eat with three different people each week, one of whom is not a Christian. The third habit is to set aside at least one period of time each week to listen to the Holy Spirit.

Cultivating these three habits will help us live more ‘questionable lives.’ Yet this only works if we know how to answer the questions our lives raise. How do we answer questions about Jesus if we don’t know him?

This Sunday we will look at some things that are important to keep in mind as you begin to answer the questions people ask as a result of you questionable life.

Bible Readings: Romans 1:1-6, 16-17; 1 Peter 3:15-16
Podcasts of weekly messages are available at www.paravista.org.au 

Kingdom Kids

After a great term, Kingdom Kids is on a school holiday break. There will be Activity Folders and Personal Journals available for the kids during worship. 

Next term we are making some changes to Kingdom Kids.
Following are the reasons behind these changes:-
God has provided us with just the right number of volunteers at this point in time.  We need to obey Him and work with what He has given us.
We need to provide the following opportunities for our oldest zone:-
God wants children to grow in their worship and awe of Him. 
We need to obey Him and begin to teach and encourage these children (alongside their parents and carers) to worship Him so they will continue this into their teenage years and beyond.  And we need to provide more opportunities for them to worship with their families.
God wants to grow His church and He wants us to journey together.  We need to obey Him and encourage the children to develop relationships with our youth for a smooth transition into youth.
God wants to be relevant in the lives of these children. We need to obey Him by providing a safe place for them to explore this with one another lead by Godly adults and junior assistants.
If you feel that now is the time to serve in Kingdom Kids, then please contact Kathy Liebig.
Kingdom Kids will be resuming in its new format on Sunday 31 July.
Enjoy your holidays!

Faith at Home

Pick up a copy of the July Faith at Home booklet from the Kingdom Kids Sign-in desk or the parenting room. Or use the booklet via the Good Shepherd phone app!

• Pop into the church library and check out the new resources we have for kids and families to borrow! Watch this space for more info on what is now available…

Playgroup

Little Lambs Playgroup is now on holidays for two weeks. Resuming on Wednesday 27th July.
Children and Family Ministry Team

Beth Einthal & Kathy Liebig

Youth Ministry

It has been very exciting and encouraging to see the amount of young people from Ignite Youth whom have attended and lead on Christian Life Week over both weeks of these school holidays.  The years 7-9 campers are currently away and the year 10-12 campers head off next week. Camps are an amazing way of people building their relationships with God.
Term 3 returns for youth on Friday 29th July.  As this is an Olympic year we will be kicking the term off with our own “Ignite Olympics”, and it will held be at the usual time of 7-9.30pm.  Stay tuned for the updated flyer for next term.
Further details regarding youth contact Margot Mertin 0401 850814 or mmertin@paravista.org.au

Combined North Eastern Lutheran Youth

Our next event is scheduled for Saturday 27th August.  This event will be open for young people in school years 5 to 12.  More details to follow shortly.

Prayer Requests

Not included in this newsletter but if you would like to view the current requests refer to the e-mail that alerted you to this Newsletter.  If you have a prayer request or wish to be covered by prayer please email churchenquiries@paravista.org.au with your request.

Weekly Monday Night Prayer Meetings

Following our 30 days of prayer, there will be an ongoing prayer meeting held at the church every Monday evening 7:30-8:30PM.
Everyone is welcome and there will be at least one member of the prayer team on hand to lead.
Please come along to uphold our church and ministry in prayer.
We look forward to seeing you there.

From the Office

Staff changes at Good Shepherd

Beth Einthal has resigned as Children and Family Team Leader due ongoing health issues that are making it very difficult for her to fulfil her role. We are sorry to see Beth go and pray that God would fully restore her health soon.
Until the end of this year Beth’s role will be covered by Kathy Liebig (Children and Family Support Worker) and Margot Mertin (Youth and Young Adult Team Leader).  

Budget 2016

January – June 2016
Total Offerings – Budget $253,450  Actual $243,910  UNDER $9,540

Budget Summary

January – May 2016
Total Income – Budget $222,480  Actual $219,872 UNDER $2,608
Total Expenses – Budget $206,855  Actual $199,179 UNDER $7,678
PROJECTED SURPLUS OF $5,272 FOR 2016
Notes:
REG was in line with budget for June, however plate offerings were well below budget.
Expenses in June were nearly $3,000 under budget and accounted for by low offerings.
 

Improvements around the church

Manse fence - The northern fence between the manse and the neighbour collapsed due to age and rotted rails.  It has been replaced with a good neighbour fence by a contractor.

Air-condition units - Transportable office building.  Three units replaced under the assets replacement program. One unit had ceased to operate and the other two were very noisy.

Under bench hot/cold filtered water - An under-bench instant hot water unit was installed in the staff kitchen. Staff and volunteers cleaning communion vessels have been very appreciative of the upgrade as there has previously been no hot water plumed into this area

The pigeon hole corridor door - Painting has been completed and draft stopper refitted.

Support in action

We managed to obtain a BBQ free of charge for LCC at Ingle Farm. This replaced an unsafe BBQ they were using. We used $125 from the last congregational BBQ to convert it so it could be used with bottled gas. It got well used on election day and raised urgently needed funds for their work.

Providing sanctuary

After consultation with the congregation the Board passed the following motion regarding providing sanctuary for refugees under threat of being sent to an off shore Detention Centre or deported:
That we offer sanctuary to refugees who call Good Shepherd their church home or refugees recommended by members.
After our first request for support from congregational members there was not enough support to offer sanctuary effectively. However after a recent second request we now have 12 families or individuals who are willing to assist so we can now provide sanctuary if required.

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You can still support families this winter
This winter we are asking you to help us build a brighter future for thousands. Through your gift together we can build an Australia where new arrivals are welcomed, the homeless are supported, and children are cared for.
Donations $2 and over are tax deductible.
Visit the LCC website at www.lccare.org.au or contact LCC at 08 8269 9333 to help someone going without this winter.

Lutheran Nurses

Monday 25th July at 7.30pm
Venue is the District Office at 137 Archer St, North Adelaide with entry from the rear.  Guest speaker is Julie Roberts, Social Worker on "Advance Health Care Directives and Discharge Planning".  All are welcome not just nurses, CPD evidence is available for nurses.

“God is our refuge and strength,
an ever-present help in trouble”
Psalm 46:1

Living questionable lives #3 – Listening to the Spirit

We are currently in a sermon series called Living questionable lives based on Michael Frost’s book, Surprise the world. By ‘questionable lives’ we mean living your life as a follower of Jesus in such a way that people become curious as to why your life is so positively different to theirs. In fact it’s so surprising that they start asking you questions about it.

This Sunday we look at an indispensable part of living a questionable life—The Holy Spirit. As you cultivate these habits in your life of regularly blessing and eating with people who don’t believe in Jesus, how will you know who to connect with and how to best respond to these people? What is going to fuel your desire to cultivate these habits in the first place?

The answer is the Holy Spirit. We need the Holy Spirit to help us figure out how we can best be an intriguing, blessing, godly presence in the lives of others.

This Sunday we look at why the Holy Spirit is a vital part of living a questionable life and how we can be more attentive to the Spirit’s promptings.

Copies of the book Surprise the world will be available for purchase from Pastor Noel for a cost of $8.00. Questions are provided for each chapter to facilitate discussion and engagement with the material in the book.

Bible Readings: Philippians 2:12-16a; John. 14:15-18, 25-27
Podcasts of weekly messages are available at www.paravista.org.au 
 

Kingdom Kids
After a great term, Kingdom Kids is on a school holiday break. There will be Activity Folders and Personal Journals available for the kids during worship. 

Next term we are making some changes to Kingdom Kids.
Following are the reasons behind these changes:-
God has provided us with just the right number of volunteers at this point in time.  We need to obey Him and work with what He has given us.
We need to provide the following opportunities for our oldest zone:-
God wants children to grow in their worship and awe of Him.  We need to obey Him and begin to teach and encourage these children (alongside their parents and carers) to worship Him so they will continue this into their teenage years and beyond.  And we need to provide more opportunities for them to worship with their families.
God wants to grow His church and He wants us to journey together.  We need to obey Him and encourage the children to develop relationships with our youth for a smooth transition into youth.
God wants to be relevant in the lives of these children.  We need to obey Him by providing a safe place for them to explore this with one another lead by Godly adults and junior assistants.
If you feel that now is the time to serve in Kingdom Kids, then please contact Kathy Liebig.
Kingdom Kids will be resuming in its new format on Sunday 31 July.  Enjoy your holidays!

Faith at Home
Pick up a copy of the July Faith at Home booklet from the Kingdom Kids Sign-in desk or the parenting room. Or use the booklet via the Good Shepherd phone app!

• Pop into the church library and check out the new resources we have for kids and families to borrow! Watch this space for more info on what is now available…

Playgroup
Little Lambs Playgroup is now on holidays for two weeks.  We will resume on Wednesday 27th July.

Children and Family Ministry Team
Beth Einthal & Kathy Liebig

Prayer Requests
Not included in this newsletter but if you would like to view the current requests refer to the e-mail that alerted you to this Newsletter.  If you have a prayer request or wish to be covered by prayer please email churchenquiries@paravista.org.au with your request.

Weekly Monday Night Prayer Meetings
Following our 30 days of prayer, there will be an ongoing prayer meeting held at the church every Monday evening  7:30-8:30pm.
Everyone is welcome, there will be at least one member of the prayer team on hand to lead.
Please come along to uphold our church and ministry in prayer.
The focus for this coming Monday will be:
• For those grieving the loss of a loved one
• For those with serious illnesses or ongoing medical conditions
• For those who love and support these people
We look forward to seeing you there.

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Office Closure
The Church Office will be closed on Monday 11th July from 12pm for the funeral of Alice Lor.  We will reopen on Tuesday 12th July from 9am.

LCC - You can still support families this winter
This winter we are asking you to help us build a brighter future for thousands. Through your gift together we can build an Australia where new arrivals are welcomed, the homeless are supported, and children are cared for.
Donations $2 and over are tax deductible.
Visit the LCC website at www.lccare.org.au or contact LCC at 08 8269 9333 to help someone going without this winter.

Professional Standards Workshops / Child Safe Training
An updated schedule and additional information for the workshops and training can be found online at: http://www.sa.lca.org.au/?q=node/130. Please check your training is up to date and see your team leader if you are unsure.

Lutheran Nurses
Monday 25th July at 7.30pm
Venue is the District Office at 137 Archer St, North Adelaide with entry from the rear.  Guest speaker is Julie Roberts, Social Worker on "Advance Health Care Directives and Discharge Planning".  All are welcome not just nurses, CPD evidence is available for nurses.

“I can do all things through him who
strengthens me”
Philippians 4:13

1 July 2016

Living questionable lives #2 – Changing the world one meal at a time

Last Sunday we began a new sermon series called Living questionable lives. By ‘questionable lives’ we mean living your life as a follower of Jesus in such a way that people become curious as to why your life is so positively different to theirs.
In fact it’s so surprising that they start asking you questions about it: “Why are you like this? Why do you live like this? Where did you get that from?” The goal of living a questionable life is to create natural opportunities for you to talk about your faith and the difference Jesus makes.
This Sunday we look at how Jesus regularly ate and drank with people and used the meal table as a setting to extend the love and grace of God to others. As we look at this practice of Jesus we discover that eating with others can play an important part in what it means to live a questionable life.

Bible Readings: John 2:1-12; Luke 14:1, 7-14 

Podcasts of weekly messages are available at www.paravista.org.au

Kingdom Kids

After a great term, Kingdom Kids is on a school holiday break. There will be Activity Folders and Personal Journals available for the kids during worship.
Next term we will be making some changes to Kingdom Kids on Sunday mornings.  Please keep an eye on the Weekly News and the Kingdom Kids Sign In Desk over the next few weeks for information and the reasons regarding these changes.
Kingdom Kids will be resuming in its new format on Sunday 31 July.  Enjoy your holidays!

Faith at Home

Pick up a copy of the July Faith at Home booklet from the Kingdom Kids Sign-in desk or the parenting room. Or use the booklet via the Good Shepherd phone app!

• Pop into the church library and check out the new resources we have for kids and families to borrow! Watch this space for more info on what is now available…

Playgroup

Please join us for Little Lambs Playgroup next Wednesday 9:15am in the church hall. Anyone is welcome and we would love to see you! This will be our last playgroup for the term.  Enjoy the school holidays and we will recommence on Wednesday 27th July.

Children and Family Ministry Team
Beth Einthal & Kathy Liebig

Prayer Requests: 

Prayer requests are not included in the weekly news. If you would like to view the current requests refer to the email that alerted you to this weekly news. If you have a prayer request please email churchenquiries@paravista.org.au with your request.  

Youth Ministry

Last Saturday we had 50 young people ranging in age from school years 5 to 12, from around the North Eastern Area, attend our dinner and movie night.  We had a totally fun-filled 6 hours of fellowship, with food too of course!  The movie Oddball was enjoyed by all, and we had a great motivational message given to us by Pastor Noel, based on the theme of the movie, being created as God’s masterpieces, even if we do feel like the odd one out at times.  Another joint event is scheduled for August.

Ignite Youth is on again this Friday from 7-9.30pm and we are finishing the last of our “God’s Not Dead” study.  I am really excited that we are having live music again this week with youth playing in the band.  This is also the last event for this term.  Youth will re-commence on Friday 29th July, stay tuned for the new term flyer.  Also very exciting is the fact the youth will be playing in the band for worship this Sunday.
Further details regarding youth contact Margot Mertin 0401 850814 or mmertin@paravista.org.au

Summary Board June meeting

The following motion from the 50th Anniversary Team was accepted by the Board:
Based on the written survey and feedback the 50th Anniversary Team recommends that we proceed to obtain a costing for a blended version of options 3 & 5.
• 1 way traffic flow through the complex was discussed. Decided on 5 days a week (Monday thru Friday). To be monitored.
• Housekeeping audit of complex completed. Few issues identified.
• Request for assistance from Ferryden Park congregation discussed. To obtain additional information before making a decision.
• Offer from Women's Fellowship to provide a banner for Worship Centre discussed. To be followed up with Women's Fellowship.

Following our 30 days of prayer for June, the movie War Room will be screened at Good Shepherd this Sunday 3rd July, 4pm – 6pm.  It is FREE.
The story is of a church-attending family that’s falling apart. An older woman, Miss Clara, mentors the wife and mum, encouraging her to read the Bible and pointing her to the power of Father God available through prayer in the name of Jesus.
It is an inspirational story - one that will encourage many hearts to keep trusting and turning to God in prayer.  

Around 6pm, hot dogs will be served in the hall (gold coin donation).
We highly recommend War Room to you, your friends and families.  It would also be an excellent activity for small groups.

Thank you from Lutheran Community Care

Thank you to all have participated in purchasing sausages from the sausage sizzles.  A BBQ was procured for use by the centre. It has already been put to good use as shown in the photo with lots of smiling little faces. Being a bit cool outside, dads, kids and workers sat around the table inside enjoying the hot food.

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Professional standards Workshops / Child safe training
An updated schedule and additional information for the workshops and training can be found online here: http://www.sa.lca.org.au/?q=node/130. Please check your training is up to date and see your team leader if you are unsure.

LCA Vacancies

Full details: www.lca.org.au/employment
Member Services Support Officer - Contract until late 2017 applications close 6 July 2016

“I keep my eyes always on the LORD. With him at my right hand, I will not be shaken”

Psalm 16:8